Sentence examples for silent manner from inspiring English sources
Phones kept ringing on the train home, an unfamiliar sound in a city where cell phones are always set to silent "manner mode".
When the doors are air-tight, once the door is closed, nothing can hamper the peace and work can progress in a very silent manner.
The issue here is not solely physical sexual abuse or assault, but rather the subtle and constant way that women are consistently pushed down and made silent, in a manner that is so entrenched and normalized that it does not even register as an offense to most men.
Members of his unit were ordered to stay silent about the manner of his death.
Vanessa Merit Nornberg says, "Discounts proclaim, in a silent but deadly manner, that what you are selling is worse than, or at best equivalent to, the product of your competitor — and customers are smart enough to know it.
But though Mr. Tsai's characters are to some extent representative figures drifting in the existential void, they are also odd, lonely individuals grounded in the noise and clutter of their particular place and time, facing predicaments more often comical than terrifying -- or in the manner of silent films, comical to us and terrifying to them.
So emails are updated, things get synced to iCloud, system updates are pushed through and even TimeMachine backups are performed in a silent and power efficient manner.
For the recent national basketball finals, Levontine 7 hired two groups of six musicians who each improvised music to go with one team's movements, in the manner of a silent movie.
In Scotswood, which overlooks the city in the manner of a silent bystander, a play centre seems likely to close some time in the spring and the volunteers who run the local neighbourhood centre also complain about the changes to benefits that will hit scores of local people (and annually suck £83m out of the city's economy).
Instead, additional combinatorial mutants in the LacI/GalR linkers show that particular substitutions can be silent in a context-dependent manner.
